Suburbanites expect free parking. Urbanites expect to pay for it.
So what to do about Reston Town Center, suburban Fairfax County’s closest thing to the definition of a downtown? It offers more than 7,000 parking spaces in six garages and one surface lot. And all but a couple of hundred, in the Hyatt garage, are free.
Perhaps not for long.
Boston Properties Inc.’s near monopoly on the town center’s ownership, combined with the arrival of Metrorail in Reston, will likely herald the introduction of paid parking in one of the county’s most popular office and shopping destinations. . . .
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